Snorkeling is the practice of swimming on or through a body of water while equipped with a diving mask, a shaped breathing tube called a snorkel In cooler waters, a wetsuit may also be worn. Use of this equipment allows the snorke... More

Just as how we enjoy other species around us underwater we often tend to overlook and forget about the turtles! We see them mostly in pictures but never really given the idea of swimming with them a thought! Well, now you can! We ... More

The Unuwatuna bay is not only a world famous beach on land, it also offers a great underwater experience with its many shallow spots that makes it the perfect place for snorkeling. If you are a marine admirer dreading to see what ... More

This two hour adventure gives you an amazing opportunity to get a clear view of the sea life that inhabit the shallow waters just off Unawatuna. Feast your eyes on colorful corals. ... More

There is a world beneath the crystal waters that few ever see. Fish so colorful and vibrant they exceed any imagination. Unusual and beautiful creatures are hidden in the watery shadows that amaze and delight the explorer. It does... More

Dive into Unawatuna's underwater wonderland with us! Our Snorkeling experience promises a splash-tastic adventure, complete with top-notch gear, expert guides, and a chill boat ride to the hottest snorkel spots. What sets us apart... More

Not everyone is familiar with 'Night' Snorkeling!! We bring you this unique experience to add to your bucket list!! This experience is yes similar to your average conventional day out with the snorkel but with a twist!! Its dark a... More

-Have an amazing experience to treasure in your life's diary -Snorkel through the deep sea into a turtle paradise -Swim in the blue waters around the south coast in Mirissa -Take memorable pictures in a scenic photo spot... More

We will meet you on Mirissa harbor by 6.15 AM and we will start sailing towards the Dondra head by 6.30 AM. During this 7 hours cruise on a sailing catamaran, We will search for marine giants: whales and ever smiling Dolphins. Whi... More